You're talking about Golovkin, I presume.
Do you ever talk about anything else?
check my history, then wipe your chin and go apologize to ggg for the teeth marks
You might be right, there's little to no pressure for g string to fight a quality opponent
You're talking about Golovkin, I presume.
Do you ever talk about anything else?
He would look really bad if he doesn't but then again that hardly seems to matter anymore. Keep in mind that when telling off Fury he said he had to take care of his mandatory, basically used that as the reason for not fighting him next.
More or less what I think Haymon had planned for Wilder.
But the American public don't seem too interested in either Deontay or the PBC.
And apparently, since Floyd retired, the KKK have taken over boxing in the USA, so now poor Deontay has to do it the hard way and start fighting opponents who have a chance of beating him.
You might be right, there's little to no pressure for g string to fight a quality opponent
Why Wouldn't It?
Even when fights are being negotiated or even announced fans still have doubts that the fight will actually happen :nonono:
I guess we can blame that on the Mayweather and Pacquiao ERA that had Fights fans Extremely Insecure :lol1:
Povetkin was the one that needed more time to prepare when the fight was on the table. They will fight next and Povetkin will be put to sleep like Szpilka.
Povetkin wanted to prove to all who said he can't fight tall people by taking out Wach.
Povetkin was the one that needed more time to prepare when the fight was on the table. They will fight next and Povetkin will be put to sleep like Szpilka.
Maybe I'm naïve but I think it's up next. The fight's been marinating for so long and Wilder and his handlers must know they're up against the wall now. Wilder has also stated publicly that he has to fight his mandatory next, so another avoidance would look really bad on his part. Of course a unification would trump a mandatory, but everyone would see that as a duck and a mammoth cherry pick considering how poor Martin looks, the manner in which he won the belt and how the belt was made available in the first place.
I actually think Wilder doesn't mind fighting Povetkin, and I also believe he wins when/if it gets made. He rose to the occasion once before, and I have no doubts he does the same again. Povetkin would be by far his toughest challenger, but there are a number of stylistic factors that make me tip this fight in favour of Jonty. Styles make fights might be the hoariest old cliché in boxing, but it's very applicable here.
It'd be a shame if Wilder's handlers try to steer this another course, as it all comes down on Wilder's head as far as the public's concerned if Povetkin gets bypassed yet again.
Wilder will vacate so he can fight Chris Arreola for the newly established "PBC Championship of the world"
More or less what I think Haymon had planned for Wilder.
But the American public don't seem too interested in either Deontay or the PBC.
And apparently, since Floyd retired, the KKK have taken over boxing in the USA, so now poor Deontay has to do it the hard way and start fighting opponents who have a chance of beating him.
Well, Wilder said in his post fight interview that he has mandatory dues to fulfil...
But, of course, a unification fight trumps that - so we could see Wilder vs Martin.
Of course it's next.
Wilder knows he has to get this mandatory out of the way so he can fight whoever he wants to fight.
No fury without fighting povetkin first